Reginald Jones Senior Fellow @PIIE.com
@Trade--Talks.bsky.social Podcast host
Former State Department, White House, WTO, World Bank, Professor
I think about trade and policy. Probably too much
Me: www.chadpbown.com
Pod: www.tradetalkspodcast.com ..
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Reginald Jones Senior Fellow @PIIE.com
@Trade--Talks.bsky.social Podcast host
Former State Department, White House, WTO, World Bank, Professor
I think about trade and policy. Probably too much
Me: www.chadpbown.com
Pod: www.tradetalkspodcast.com
Chad P. Bown is an American economist. He served as chief economist at the U.S. Department of State in the Biden administration from January 2024 to January 2025.
'HOW TO WIN A TRADE WAR' (my forthcoming book with the amazing @soumayakeynes.ft.com) is part of a New Year's Day sale thingie!
Barnes & Noble Premium & Rewards Members get 25% off pre-orders
Dec 30-Jan 1 only
#BNPreorder Instructions Here: www.barnesandnoble.com/w/how-to-win...
Some *top-level* nerdery, from @anaswanson.bsky.social
The Economics Show with @soumayakeynes.ft.com has an excellent episode explaining the EU-India deal, with @nks.bsky.social & Ajay Srivastava.
(NB: 18% is in line with Trump's tariffs on other countries in South Asia)
by Gavin Bade
Also confirming for family record-keeping purposes: this is indeed my “talking to a Nobel Laureate” face.
🥇🥇🥇
Reposted by Chad P. Bown
Also confirming for family record-keeping purposes: this is indeed my “talking to a Nobel Laureate” face.
Reposted by Chad P. Bown, Peter Holmes
Also confirming for family record-keeping purposes: this is indeed my “talking to a Nobel Laureate” face.
Bown: "I think it makes too much sense not to."
Makes sense to me too.
Reposted by Paul Krugman, Cullen S. Hendrix, Simon Lester
Also confirming for family record-keeping purposes: this is indeed my “talking to a Nobel Laureate” face.
The other major large economy out there is China.
by Morgan Phillips
"Labubu is very popular nowadays, soon to be the number one traded good between US and China so I figured you might be interested."
In 2025, the EU and India each faced a barrage of tariffs from US President Donald Trump. So in 2026, they signed a deal, offering free trade in a lot of products to each other.
by @andybounds.bsky.social and Andres Schipani
by @aimewilliams.bsky.social
~ @adamposen.bsky.social
with @senojerialc.bsky.social, Myles McCormick and Sam Fleming
www.ft.com/content/e3bd...
The Chinese have avoided commenting on the current ructions within the western alliance, following the well-known principle of 'never interrupt your enemy when they are making a mistake.'"
by @gideonrachman.bsky.social
@soumayakeynes.ft.com works through the economics of problematic markets...
President Donald J. Trump
21 January 2020
Davos, Switzerland
Reposted by Jay Shambaugh
Amazing reporting by @aimewilliams.bsky.social et al
www.ft.com/content/33ea...
by Sebastien Ash
Reposted by Chad P. Bown
Reposted by Chad P. Bown
Canada cuts its tariff on Chinese EVs from 100% to 6.1% and accepts imports of 49,000 Chinese EVs.
(Somehow not surprising and yet an incredible turn of events. Amazing.)
by Ilya Gridneff and Joe Leahy